Digital News and HIV Criminalization

"Digital News and HIV Criminalization," published by University of Toronto Press in 2025, delves into the critical examination of how journalists navigate the complex landscape of HIV criminalization. This insightful book, spanning 277 pages, highlights the daily practices of media professionals and sheds light on the often stigmatizing and sensationalized narratives that dominate news reporting on this vital public health issue. By analyzing these media practices, the author invites readers to reflect on the implications of such portrayals and their impact on societal perceptions of HIV. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the intersections of media, health, and law, and it offers a compelling perspective on the responsibility of journalism in shaping public discourse around HIV. Discover the intricate relationship between digital news and HIV criminalization today!